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Has anyone else had a problem with the printed pages not printing at the proper scale? It's ok while we are just in the design stages, but eventually these plans will be needed by field personnel to build the building. It looks fine on the screen, I have uploaded the latest drivers for my plotter, no change.
are you printing from views or from sheets? I think to get the best control you have to print from sheets that you set up with views at a particular scale. obviously final plots will have their own sheets set up but to do partial plots during design is a little more hairy for some reason.
for me, I have an 8.5"x11" blank sheet that I set up so that if I need run a quick print of a partial area I can just create a view that I pull into that blank sheet that I know will print correctly. I can remove the view from the sheet after I've printed so that I can use it for other plots or delete the view entirely if it is not needed. not sure if that's the "right" way to do it but has worked so far.
hmm...maybe check under settings in the print menu to be sure that you are zoomed 100% rather than fit to page. not sure what else....maybe Revit just doesn't like you 😉
